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Written by Arlene   
Monday, 13 July 2009
Here are 6 hints to help you when dealing with unsatisfied customers..

While many businesses fear complaints from customers, others use them as learning experiences. This can benefit your company and help you please your customers for add-on business. So carefully read the following to help keep your clients happy.

  1. ACT QUICKLY. When a client complains, you want to make sure you handle it as fast as possible. This gives them a sense of loyalty. You can be sure that the customer will want to return to your service because you acted on the complaint timely.
  2. RESPOND TO COMPLAINTS IN A PROFESSIONAL MANNER. It is so easy to be taken with the discussion and brush off the customer but TAKE A BREATH. You want to make sure that you dont make the situation worse when talking to the client.
  3. SEND OUT SURVEYS. So that these kinds of situations won't happen again, send out surveys to your customers.This helps you know what your business needs to improve on. It is a quick and simple way to keep them satisfied.
  4. THANK THE COMPLAINERS. As rude as it may sound, you want to thank those who complain for caring and helping you improve your business. A simple thank you can help lighten the conversation.
  5. REASSURE THE CUSTOMER. You want to make sure that the customer knows that the situation will be handled.
  6. TRACK THE COMPLAINT. If the same complaint comes up often, make sure to bring that to your employees attention. And finally, make sure it doesn't happen again. This will show your customers your commitment to making your business the best it can be.

 

 

 

                                                  Good Luck.

 

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